Vintage Oval Indiana Milk Glass Fruit Bowl
Art Glass:
Pre 1960 stock# 110
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"$25.00"
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Vintage Milk Glass Fruit Bowl. Appro. 5 1/2" height and 10" length. Mint condition. Date unknown and manufacture estimated date could have been during 50s or 60s. Please visit us again and email me with any questions you may have. I welcome International and USA buyers Delivery Confirmation is included in ALL my shipping costs. Please buy with confidence! I do appreciate all of your business thank you, please come again and visit with us! Shipping cost according to zip code and insu ...click for details
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Jeannette Lombardi Compote
Art Glass:
Pre 1950 stock# 109
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"$15.00"
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$25Vintage Marigold Carnival Glass Footed Bowl
Collectibles:Glass, Crystal
I believe this may be Glassware by Jeannette 1950s early 1970s. Some of these ruffled compotes has the tendency to be unevenly sprayed which has crystal showing as you can see in these pictures. These compotes were manufactured this way. It rest on four scrolled feet and measures 10 length 5 1/" width. Please buy with confidence! Thank you for your business! I do appreciate all of your business! I welcome Intern ...click for details
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Milk Glass Compote
Art Glass:
Pre 1960 stock# 108
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Milk Glass Compote with scalloped edges, flowers, and leaves design diamond design at base of compote. I believe this may be Indiana Milk Glass Compote made in the 60 era not for sure. Good condition with a very small scratch on the inside of the compote bottom not noticeable. Approx. 3" height and 6 1/2" wide. Date unknown could have been made during 40s, 50s, or 60s era. Please buy with confidence! Thank you for your business! I do appreciate all of your business! I welcome Intern ...click for details
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Milk Glass Compote With Grape Design
Art Glass:
Pre 1960 stock# 107
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"$10.00"
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Milk Glass Compote that has a scalloped trim edge with Grape Design: Mint condition. On the bottom stamped number 12 this piece may have been made during 60s. Approx. 4" height and 4 3/8" diameter. Please buy with confidence! Thank you for your business! I do appreciate all of your business! I welcome International and USA buyers Delivery Confirmation is included in ALL my shipping costs. Shipping and insurance are determined after checkout.
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Anchor Hocking Fire-King Milk Glass Lace Edge Sherbet
Art Glass:
Pre 1960 stock# 106
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"$8.00"
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Mint condition. I believe this milk glass item could have been made by Anchor Hocking Fire-King between 1959 and 1976. Approx. 3" height and 5 1/4" diameter. Please buy with confidence! Thank you for your business! I do appreciate all of your business! I welcome International and USA buyers Delivery Confirmation is included in ALL my shipping costs. Shipping and insurance are determined after checkout. Payment transaction should be received no later than 2-3 days from the purchase.
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Amber Teardrop Pedestal Cake Plate Indiana Glass
Art Glass:
Pre 1960 stock# 12A
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"$35.00"
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Amber Teardrop Pedestal Cake Plate Indiana Glass
Collectibles : Glass, Crystal : Indiana: This pedestal amber cake plate is in the Teardrop or #1011 pattern by Indiana Glass. It is amber colored glass, in excellent condition. It is 11" wide and 4 7/8" high. This pattern was made from the 1940s-80s in a variety of colors. Amber was produced in the 1960s-70s. The plate has beautiful scalloped edges. Mint condition. Please buy with confidence! Thank you for your business! I do appreci ...click for details
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AMBER Daisy & Button GLASS HAT Toothpick Holders
Art Glass:
Pre 1910 stock# 85
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Early American Pattern Glass:
The pattern I believe was introduced by Bryce Brothers of Pittsburgh circa 1880. Other EAPg companies as Doyle & Co, Hobbs, Brockunier and Boston & Sandwich Glass also produced this pattern. This piece is valued at $35.00 in Bill Jenks and Jerry Luna's Book Early American Pattern Glass 1850-1910. Toothpick vintage amber glass Daisy and Button pattern toothpick holder. Approx. height:
2 1/8 inches and 2 3/4 inches diameter at the top of the hat. V ...click for details
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